You need a copy of the original Saboteur game to play this expansion.

by Frederic Moyersoen
Players: 2-12 Contents: These Rules, 30 path cards 21 action cards Age: 8 and up Duration: approx. 30 Minutes 1 2 32 Gold Piece Tokens,

15 dwarf cards (4 green and 4 blue Gold Diggers, 1 Boss, 2 Geologists, 1 Profiteer, and 3 Saboteurs).

Description
In this expansion, there are new roles for the dwarves to take as well as new action and path cards that await the players. There are the usual gold-digging dwarves, but now they are split in two teams: the Green Team and the Blue Team. As before, the gold diggers want to drive a mine towards the treasure. But this time, theyre not on their own, but have to co-operate with their team mates in order to succeed. One of the new characters is The Boss. He wins whenever the Green or the Blue Team wins, but always gets one Gold Piece less than them. Then there is The Profiteer, who, true to his name, doesnt just win when the gold-diggers (Green or Blue) win, but also when The Saboteurs win. However, he has to be content with two Gold Pieces less. The Geologist doesnt care much for treasure hunting. He is after the valuable crystals in the tunnels. For each visible crystal, he receives 1 Gold Piece. Play the expansion over three rounds (like the base game), and in the end, the player with the most Gold Pieces wins. Use the rules from the base game with the changes indicated below. All cards from this expansion have a 2 in the lower left corner for easy sorting.
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Start Card

Set-Up
First, take the Dwarf Cards and the Gold Piece Cards from the base game deck and put them aside. You wont need them for this game. Next, find the Start Card and the three Goal Cards and lay them out as described in the base game. Shuffle all Path and Action Cards from the base game and this expansion together and put them to the side in a face-down pile. Before each round, take the 10 top cards off this pile and remove them from the game without looking at them. Then deal each player 6 cards, no matter how many of you are playing. Then shuffle all 15 new Dwarf Cards and deal one face-down to each player. Again, it does not matter how many players are taking part in the game. Each player looks at his or her Dwarf Card and puts it back down, taking care not to reveal to the other players which role he or she is going to play in this round. The remaining Dwarf Cards are not dealt, but put aside face down. The players Dwarf Cards are only revealed at the end of each round. The youngest player goes first, then the other players follow in a clockwise direction.

The New Dwarf Cards And Their Victory Conditions

Blue and Green Gold-Diggers (4 each) Both teams try to tunnel their way towards the treasure, but they are in competition. A team wins if: a dwarf from that team creates the connection to the treasure and the way there isnt blocked by a door of the other color, or; a dwarf from the other team creates the connection to the treasure, but the way there for his or her own team is blocked by a door of the wrong color Both teams win (along with all other non-Saboteurs) if The Boss, The Geologist or The Profiteer creates the connection to the gold and the way there isnt blocked by a door of the other color.

The Boss (1 in the game) The Boss builds tunnels for both the Green and the Blue Team and wins every time one of the teams wins. When the treasure is split, The Boss always gets one Gold Piece less than the other winners.

The Profiteer (1 in the game) The Profiteer always wins, no matter if The Gold-Diggers or The Saboteurs are successful. However, when the treasure is divided, The Profiteer gets two fewer Gold Pieces than the others.

The Geologist (2 in the game) The Geologist dig at their own expense, so to speak. They arent particularly interested in gold. When the treasure is split, a Geologist gets as many Gold Pieces as there are crystals visible in the maze of tunnels. If both Geologists are in play, they split the Gold Pieces (rounded down).

PLAYING THE GAME

When it is your turn, you have to take one of the four following actions: Place a path card in the tunnel maze.....................................................then draw 1 card. Play an action card.................................................................................then draw 1 card. Discard two cards from your hand to remove a card in front of you......then draw 1 card.* Pass and discard 1-3 face-down cards from your hand.........................then draw 1-3 cards.
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Then your turn is over and its the next players turn. Note: When the pile is used up, no cards are drawn, but players still have to play at least one card. If a player runs out of cards, that player has to pass on all remaining turns in this round. (This can happen towards the end of the game.)

Here's a handy guide for spacing cards at the beginning of the game.

Goal Cards

New Path Cards

The Bridge (2 in the game) This card shows two straight paths that are not connected. You cannot turn left or right on this card. When you play this card, at least one of the two paths has to be connected to the Start Card. The Double Curve (2 in the game) Again, this card shows two paths which arent interconnected, and, when played, at least one has to be connected to the Start Card. Path with a Ladder (4 in game) The path on this card is always connected to the Start Card and to all other cards with a ladder. It always has to touch a path card and cannot be placed next to a goal card. Path with a Door (3 for each color in the game) A path with a green or blue door can only be used by the team of the same color. On some other path cards you may see Crystals. They have no effect on the paths connections.

New Action Cards

As in the base game, in this expansion no player can have 2 action cards of the same type affecting them at the same time. Theft (4 in the game) You play this card face-up in front of yourself. At the end of the round, after the Gold Pieces have been distributed, you can steal 1 Gold Piece from any one player (if they have one). Then discard this card. You cannot use this card if you are trapped. Hands Off (3 in the game) If you play this card, you can remove one Theft card from in front of any player. Discard both cards. Swap Your Hand (2 in the game) The player who plays this card chooses one other player and exchanges hands with them. Discard the action card, then the other player gets to draw 1 card! Inspection (2 in the game) If you play this, you may look at the dwarf card of any one other player. Then discard this card. Swap Your Hats (2 in the game) Choose one player (including yourself) who has to discard their current Dwarf Card (without showing it to anyone), then the player in question draws a new Dwarf Card from those leftover at the beginning of the game. Discard the action card. Trapped! (3 in the game) Play this card face-up in front of another player of your choice. This player is trapped and cannot play any more path cards. If a player is trapped when the round ends, they dont get counted as one of the winners and dont get a cut of the treasure. Free at last! (4 in the game) If you play this card, remove one Trapped! card from in front of any player. Discard both cards.

Discarding Two Cards

By discarding any 2 cards from their hand, a player can remove any one of the cards in front of him or her and discard it. Please note that the player then only draws one new card. If you do this, you reduce the size of your hand by one each time.

Passing
If a player cant play a card or doesnt want to, he or she has to pass and discard 1-3 cards from his or her hand face-down. He or she then draws the same number of cards.

The End of a Round

The round is over when a path is completed from the Start Card to the Goal Card with the Gold Nugget OR no player can play any more cards.

Splitting the Treasure

Depending on whether there is an uninterrupted path from the start to the treasure or not, the Gold-Diggers or the Saboteurs win the round. If the path to the treasure is blocked by a door, only the dwarves from the team of the same color win. Now, work out the total number of points worth of Gold Pieces (GP) each of the winners receives. Depending on the number of winners, each winner gets the following amount of GP from the pile: Players who have a Theft Card in front of them can steal one GP from another player. Players can make change as necessary. The last player to play a Theft Card can steal first, then other players with Theft Cards go in clockwise order. Players cannot conceal whether or not they have GP but they can keep the total a secret. Example for the distribution of Gold Pieces at the end of a round
Playing: 1 Blue and 2 Green Gold-Diggers, 1 Boss, 1 Profiteer and 2 Saboteurs. The Boss completes the path to the goal card with the treasure. The path is blocked by a Blue Door. Both Saboteurs have a Theft card in front of themselves. One Saboteur has been trapped (having the Trapped! card in front of him). The treasure is split like this: The Blue Gold-Diggers have won (including the Boss and the Profiteer). Number of winners: 3 (1 Blue Dwarf, 1 Boss, 1 Profiteer). The Blue Dwarf receives 3 GP; the Boss gets 3-1=2 GP, the Profiteer gets 3-2=1 GP. The Saboteur who has played the Theft card takes 1 GP from any one of the other players. The other Saboteur, who has played the same card, gets nothing, as hes trapped. (If a Green Gold-Digger had connected the treasure to the start card, the Blue team would have won anyway, as the path to the treasure is closed to the Green team by a Blue Door.)

1 Dwarf 2 Dwarves 3 Dwarves 4 Dwarves 5 or more Dwarves

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GP GP GP GP GP

Start a New Round

Put the Start and Goal cards back on the table. Shuffle all action and path cards, including the 10 cards you have put aside before the start of the last round, and put them to the side in a new face-down pile. Again, take the top 10 cards off the pile and put them aside. Deal 6 cards from the pile to each player. Re-shuffle all 15 Dwarf cards and deal one to each player. The player who sits to the left of the player having played the last card of the last round starts off the new round.

THE END OF THE GAME

The game ends after the third round. Each player totals up the Gold Pieces he or she has collected and the highest total wins. If two or more players are tied, they all win.

Credits

Designer: Frederic Moyersoen Illustrations: Andrea Boekhoff 2011 AMIGO Spiel + Freizeit GmbH 2011 Z-Man Games, Inc.

www.amigo-spiele.com

Published by Z-Man Games, Inc. 64 Prince Road Mahopac, NY 10541

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